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Should Have Used An Old E<x.

In Pittsburg theatre the other night
citizen arose in his seat and violently hurled
a potato at a dude who was examining his
(the citizens 's) wife through an opera glass;
and thereupon three or four hundred per-
sons vigorously applauded the husband.-
Exchange.
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nna Suspected.

v.x... CRY, Mo-, September 2l'IA
,anrns, special from Fort Worth to.aay .,
'o that Sheriff shipp to-day arrested
eays, Rad on suspicion OF being one Tatns o. .ns
John inah ahhers ~% who plundered the Texas
kpacific train Monday nign''
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Still in Doubt.

! Tucson, A. T.. September 22.-The first
Eastern mail for thirteen days was re-
ceived this afternoon. It is probable
through travel will not be resumed for
several days.
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Than Arc Left.

ommon to hear people speak o.
1t is eo%% ees;np' Time never passed. .;go We go
time pa; ~;th It. When the time for nsss''s s; 'g
nots f1g.ss ap meeting f' IT, aad an;ss sae
take It up Tms Ts sa wait and "ats We %s' st
keep eel .a time s the man who Endorsed 't'-0'''
Courier.
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Will Remain Quiet During the Trial.

LONDON. September 22.-Dispatches from
Mitchellstown this afternoon state that
Dillon and Harrington have given pledges
that no public political meetings shall be
held at Mitchellstown during the present
trial.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
Indians Arrested Without Trouble.

FLORENCE, Aris., September ~. "A
courier arrived here at midnight from
Sheriff Freyer's posse. at Dudleyvills, and
reported the arrest Of Eskimisen and his
entire band Of Indians without any
trouble Wednesday forenoon. At the
request OF Lieutenant Mason. OF San
Carlos Agency. the examination Of the
prisoners will be held at Dudleyville. All
fears OF trouble are now allayed.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
A Fishermnn,s Forethoasht.

Rings-Going fishing tomorrow. are you?
Got your tackle and bait all ready?
Jinks-No; but have ALREADY invented
several unique and able-bodied lies about
the size and number OF fish I'm going to
catch.-New York. Weekly.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
MEXICO'S MUss.
A Rumor Ahoat That Guatemala 10 Sock
Help Her Stand or Mexioo.

CITY OF MEXICO (via Galyeston), Sep
tember 22.-There is good deal OF uneasi-
ness in political circles regarding the RI.
mored attempt "f Guatemala to secure the
support Of the United States Government
against Mexico. It il felt here that such a
step would do much to disturb the pleasant
relations existing between Mexico and the
United States. which. at present, are in.
ducing heavy investments OF American
capital. The case against Guatemala is
this: Insults have been offered to mem-
bers OF the Mexican legislature there,
which, It 10 said, have not been properly
atoned for, and while the Mexican Govern.
ment is not acting Extensively toward Qua.
temala, 10 demanding just compensation
for assaults OH officers OF the legation.
The fight in Guatemala is largely clerical
couflct. and assumes the aspect OF re.
ligious wsr, and many politicians here say
they do not believe tho United States will
interfere in 80 delica q matter.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
TIMBER SEIZURE.
THE COLONELCY ROW.
Governor Leslie Explains His Position in
Relation to the Matter.

Governor Leslie Explains HIS Position In
Relation to the Matter.
HELENA. September 22.-[Special to The
Miuer, by Rocky Mountain Telegraph. j.
In conversation with the Governor yes
terday on the subject of the Montana Colo.
nelcy so far Els be was concerned, he said in
positive terms that the idea that he would
withhold the commission from Mr.. Rey-
nolds on account Of his lack OF wealth was
not only an absurlity, but an outrage
upon him. The Governor is well fixed and
well known in bis principles. So far as
politics are concerned, they had never en-.
tered his mind in connection with the SUBJ
iect. He did not know nor did ne inquire,
nor did he care as to the politics OF any Of
ficer connected with the service. The mill
tia was. and he hoped always would be,
nonpolitical in all it's departments, and
ANYTHING that he could do to reach
that desirable end would cheerfully be
done. His sole aim and object was to
make the militia a credit to itself
and an honor to the Territory. In order
to accomplish this there must be unity
of action and purpose. This could not
have been had with Reynolds in command
OF the regiment. as the opposition to his
commi- sion was too pronounced and pow
erful to be ignored. In regard to the Ne
vada indictment, the Governor said that
the first intimation he had OF that came
from Reynolds himself; that neither Mr..
Penrose nor anyone else had intimated that
such an instrume t was in existence, nor
had Penrose at any time offered any pos
sible objection to the issuance OF the CON-
mission. In conclusion, the Governor said
that he WAS sorry for the existingco dltlon
of affairs, but that he was not t" hiame'
and that he had been solely guided by his
ideas OF ri hit, without regard to suggestions
or preiudices, either personal or political.
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The Central and Southern Pacific On.
able to Pay Their 6overu.
mental Debt.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows In the Garden
of tho Gods.
The Massachusetts, Democracy In Con.
vention Make Unanimous Solec.
tiOa Of the Winning
Candidates.

NEW YoRx, September 2O.-The commits
sion appointed to inquire into Pacific rail-
way matters met in this city this morning.
Governor Pattison presided. Besides e.
lery Anderson and David Iittler. members
OF the commission. there were also present
ex-Judee Dillon, counsel for the commits
sion, and A. A. Cohen, counsel for the Cen
trail and Southern Pacific Railroads. Mr..
Crocker was the first witness. He went
into q detailed account OF the technical
character as to the manner in which the
road as built. how the books we're kept,
which. it Was stated, consisted OF ordinary
cash books, blotters and ledeers. He had
no idea where these books are now, and
didn't think it mattered materially, any
way. and II any person asked to see them
he would tell him it was none of his busi-
ness. No information of conseQ uenca was
cleaned from the witness regarding the
books or contract. The witness thought
the money question issue could be settled
best by q conference between q committee
from the Board Of Directors aud this
Commission.
Mr.. LITTLE AsKED
what was the ability OF the company to
pay ;ts debt to the Government to-day,
and received: "None whatever" as an
emphatic answer. Mr.. Crocker said the
company intended to pay some day, but
to do it at present would ruin the prop
erty.
II would suggest" remarked Mr.. Croker,
"that the Government to which the money
is just now due, might give the road say,
two hundred or one hundred and fifty years
in which to pay it's debt" Later he said,
''if the Government had given the Central
Pacific the contracts promised, the COM
pany would have nearly paid it's debt by
this time. Politics, F" insisted the witness,
"are at the root OF all this trouble. When
the road is out OF politics, it will prosper"
In reply to another question the witness
said there waa never q penny in stocks.
bonds or money
OFFERED TO ANY LEGISLATOR
to secure any corrupt influence. The Gov
ernment had saved some $139, 600, 900 by
the road, yet would not give it enough
patronage to enable it to pay it's debt,
which could easily have been done. The
company had faithfully fulfilled all OF it's
contracts, and he (Crocker) had asked the
Board Of Directors to introduce bill into
Congress. claiming payment in compensa-
tion for the unfulfilled contracts made to
the company, but ne, er fulfilled.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

ST. PAUL. September 2O.-The General
Passenger Agents Association to-day
adopted the system of uniform tickets.
which has been under discussion for ten
years past. Contracts of all tickets are to
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At Chicago-Boston, 1; Chicago. 2.
At Detroit-New York, o; Detroit, 8.
At At1ndianapolis-Wa Washington, Z; Indian
apolis, 3.
At Pittsburg-No game.
At Observation-Disclosures, 8; Balti-
more 6.
At Cjncipnati-St. Louis. o; Cincinna ii,
6.
At Louisville 4; Louisville, 8.
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p,atned vouchers was used to purchase leg.
isls tion." AZ
Mr.; Huntinston-'Icans say emphatically
that 1t never was"
IL was decided he should submit some
scheme for set tling the affairs Of the roaJ
and the Government at Fridav's ses.;on
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After recess the witness went into the
methods and men employed in starting the
Central Pacific. The Government. he
said, quickly took away the company's
mower of repaving them when it subsidized q
,ts parallel lines. The company has
fulfilled every obligation to the Govern
ment. 1t is they who have broken the
contract. The expenses of construction
were enormous. At present the Govern
! ment owes the Central Pacific s2,Ooo,"oO,
which it will not pay, and it wont pay
interest on anything it has in it's grasp
Witness read IA paper having the parlla'
,neutarv expenses of some English roads,
| which. bv cop rison. he said, showed
that the Central Pacific expenses were very
small. Mr.. Huntington asserted that the
Government paid the Central Pac'1c less lot u
carving the mails over the Sierra Nevaoa
th,n it paid level Eastern roads: Commls'
sioner Littler asked for the official data az
tn this. az it was a grievous charge against
The Government. Mr.. Huntington stated
that he believed there was more than poh'
,;cs behind the investigation. Numerous
nv rt;es. said he, are short on the market o.
The Central Pacific, and I believe they are
helping to push this investigation to brlnt
the stock down. The witness stated that
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The Pacific Investigation.

New YORK, September 22.-The mem
bers of the Pacific Railroad Commission
we're on hand this morning 70 resume their
labors. Mr.. Huntington ives half an hour
late. After some desultory conversation,
Huntington took the stand, and the exam
;,atiou into the different letters sent to
Cotton was again entered upon. The hrst
was in relation to having convinced Ger
t.in Senator from Florida of the advan-
tages of Southern Pacific roads to the Gull
states. The witness did not know whether
II was Senator Jones or Senator Conover
he referred to. He knew both gentlemen
| personally. The next was relative 20 nav
in. California Senat.r friendly 10 the
road
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26


- Lots $50, SO, n Emporia ave, W front
Ferrelrs md add. between 18th and 18th
price 81, 400; 81 900 cash, $3.50 In no., bal
in mo. at 5 per cent.
Lots a, 46, 4S, 50, Park Place ave, Her
sey's add, LIS fit deep. 1900, 81, 900 cash
/, $500 in mo-, 81 600 in about & mo- at pei
cent
Lots :, Q, II, n Market st Hoover's add.
eff 15 it,, south of 18th ST.. price s., 200, 81,
45o cash, $500 in NO., $3.50 in III mo. pei
cent.
Lots 6s. 20, -, "A. Q05 ftl Ark. ave. cor.
Belle ST. Kansas City add. eff: price $3.50
$500 cash, $3.50 in mo-, $3.50 in year s per
cent.
100 fit e f on Cleveland ave. lying loo feet
south of Park st on street car line: price 81
400, $1,000 cash, $500 in mo. VIII sell SO
riots %, 30, 81, 50, block Wildwood ave.
Junction Town Co. add: price $500; $500
cash. bal mo. per cent.
Lots 3;;S. "a, 81, block , Wildwood ave juno
ton Town Co. add; price 81 $50. 800 cash.
bal mo. 5 per cent.
Lots A, q, a. IS. block Wildwood ave
Junction Town Co. add, cor Anderson ave. ::
price s.. 200. = cash, bal and . mo at ;
per cent. REED, JACkAAN * Co,
I07-Gt Room 4 IA =. Main st.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

E>OR SAI.E-We owR all OF this property and viii
Il sell any OF IL small payment down; balance In
three or five years Ali of II Ia in town and In
body's future great addition 2 room house and two
lots, Wichita st; room house and lot, Water st
north; room house and one lot, Water st, north
room house and one lot, Water ct, north; room
north Market street. 81 # front each lots No As 81.
Ill los, IN, i2 E6, I3S, North Water Sc. each ~ IT
Wichita st; lots No. a. ls Waco ave. lots No. l. and
s. s. IT front. Washington ave. Deans add on corner;
lots No and L. Wabash ave, Deans add, corner;
lots No H. 49, L, Thirteenth ST. Hovers add lots No.
e. s. 10 and IL, Fourth ave- Orme Phillips add: lot
No. g, Emporia ave, Orme 4 Phillips add. For full
Information apply 10 Lew Dean Or Harry Stewart.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
= Word in Favor Of Judson University Add.

s Word in Favor OF Judson University Add.
There are only miles of hill tributary to
the city of Wichita, and the better class Of
people are bound to eventually secure homes
there. We now offer for a few days in Jud-
son University add. beautiful building sites
high and dry and beautifully located. being
city, and within short distance OF Hillside
College and Judson University, places this
add without an equal in the city. Don't let this
grand opportunity pass, few dollars eypAnd-
ed now will save many in a very short time.
Will bs on sale March nth at Israel Bros. q
polinger, IA Douglas ave. dl03-l2t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
L,OR SALE-Dont forget the special bargains to
Il be had in the Sabin add. Sabi0 Co. 2..3 Doug
L.. .

NOR SALE--A good bottom farm OF i6O acres: IS
4 first bottom, 60 OF which Is In cultiya-
ton; Is timber; bearing peach orchard;
and young apple orchard ~ acres fenced
with post and ) wire right by the house; with
failing running water Ia tine enclosure; fine
pasture; frame house lix.0 with stone basement
Gerneath; frame 9ranary i0xl2 frame barn lSS2i,
hog lot by barn; two good wells; adjoining this
farm have another OF le acres; 60 acres LIST bottom
80 OF which Is 10 cultivation. 10 IN timber; 20
fenced for pasture by the house, frame house i2Xls
one story with cellar. outside good web, corn
crib. stone stable. feed lot with running water
thryQSh 1t, bearing peach orchard and walnut grove
by the house. These two farnls well watered
y acres OF good young timber them. 10 OF
hrstcass bottom land ia cultivation. very desira
BILE property for stock and grain farm; Ill sell both
together for Si5 acre; viii give 10 years time
at per cent interest ON $500. or will sci! them
separately and give time part; but would want
per sell them separately the 80 acres Ia
q miles from Leon and are first bottom farms. They
must be sold. Address VIM. Mort Leon Kansas.
Ij.-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

My dental Office is again open. l have
employed DR.. S. S Noble, n graduate of the
recommend him TO my patrons. l shall be
in my office part of the time myself, and
will be responsible for all work done.
Il. MATTAEwS, ID. ID. S.
., a,
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

lots on Ellis ave, near Kellogg st,
4 lots on Ellis ave, near kellogg st,
lots on Ellis ave, near Kellogg st,
S lots on Ellis ave, near Kellogg st.
Mr.. II. l. Rick.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

Buy III Judson University addition in ad-
vance OF the motor line. There is 400 per
cent. in it. Remember this. For sale 10y
Israel Bros. q Holliuger, Real Estate Head
quarters, Ala East Dou Slas ave. d106-Gt
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
BLANKS.

Deeds and mortgages standard, general
form and No S, for sale in quantities 70
salt az this Office.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

The undersigned have good scraper work
10 let in Colorado. A low rate of trapspor-
to E,n will be furnished. The work Is now
r1Aiy. Feed and supplies can be obtained
at reasonable rates. Good wu.er and healthy
climate.
For particulars apply to Grant Mcdonald
Is Co. Arkansas City, Kansas Csot
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

Now is the time TO buy your boots, shoes
Grand $500 upright piano given away; q
ticket given TO every purchaser OF a pair OF
boots or shoes at John Bratsch's until July
u, 1887. d96-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
A Splendid Investment at Topeka, The Capital
CITY OF Kansas.


We take pleasure in offering to the public
a large, very valuable and certain invest
ment: l75 acres adjoining the beautiful
Capital City of Kansas city of 10000 in
habitants; with the four great trunk line
railroads of the we passing through it
the Atchison, Topeka q Santa Fe, Chicago
Rock Island q Pacific, Missouri Pacific
and the Kansas Division OF the Union Pa
cific. The tract is less than one mile and a
quarter from the business center of the city,
and three quarters of a mile from the depot
and shops Of the Atchison, Topeka q Santa
Fe r. r., which gives employment in this
city to two thousand men,. 1t fronts on a
McAdamized road, and the street
car line will he completed past it by June of
this year. A portion of this tract is now
plated and selling in lots, and there is i'm
mediate demand for the sub-dividing and
plating of the whole tract. This property
can be made to pay 200 per cent upon the en-
tire valuation, and 800 per cent upon the
cash payment in one year. This valuable
property is in the market at present figures
for only very short, limited time. Price
$1,000 per acre: $4,000 cash, balance on
time. For full particulars correspond imm-
diateIv with j. $. Collins & Co, Topeka,
Kansas. 10S-l0t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

Judson University addition is the place to
buy. Lots 800 and upwards. Israel Bros.
d Hollineer, Real Estate Headquarters 4l4
Fest Douglas ave. dl06 ct
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

have bought the Walters add TO the city
of Wichita. VIII sell los cheap on long
time. Will take horses or nmles. G. K.
Kirkpatrick. 196-6t*
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

Remember. Building locations that over
look the city are scarce. A limited number
are placed on the market in the Judson Uni
versity 0dition at low prices for a few days.
Call AT once on Israel Bros. d Holinger, Ala
East Douglas. dos ct
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

You should invest at once while prices are
low, in Judson University add. Israel Bros,
q Hollinger, real estate headquarters, Ala Z.
Douglas ave. dlC66t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
Sand.

nm Tow prepared TO deliver building or
plastering sand in car load lots to contract
ors in this city at prices to defy competition.
Office 222 North Main street.
d-IH-12t A. POPKESS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
Richmond House.

/ have just fitted up first-class hotel on
the West Side where | Will be able to receive
boarders at moderate terms. Also pool
rooms attached. c. NJ. STEWART, Prop'r
lua,-6t*
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

The motor line is to skirt the Julson Uni
versity add, on sale by Israel Bros 81 Holm
ger, Ala E. Douglas ave. dl06-6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
Bargains In Real Estate.

fine AGRICULTURAL and stock fsrrn, three and
half miles from city about ~ broke graz
section fenced Tor patSre. plenty u ~ss Hn5
small house.
Also 80 lots in city finely located and - scs<
ne.ghborhood. Special terms 70 those wf1hiEs q
make homes
Also suburban properly. For further ps -'f-sis< Z
Chris T. Pearoe agent for m Grsinsusten- u
city ONCE. 40
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

DEPoRT of the condition OF the WICHITA Ma.
llTiOSAL BANK, at Wichita, In the state OF Kan
sas at the close Of business. March 1, 1857.
RESOURCES
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

The motor line is TO skirt the Judson Uni
versity add, Buy at once and make 400 per
cent. ISRAEL Bros & HoLLINGER.
81
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
WANTED.

M ANTED-A nrst-class at maker at Winfield
w Kan. good wages and steady work: A. Hespich.
Ksu
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

DEPORT Of the condition OF the KANSAS MA
hTIONAL BANK. at Wichita In the State OF Kan
sas at the close Of business Marcn 4, 1887
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
The Reason Why

Lots in ''Princess" id at present prices are
thu best investment III Wichita. 1t is only
~ miles from corner of Main st and Doug
Jas ave- There will be more buildings erect
ed in this neighborhooi in the next 60 days
than any other part Of the city. 1t is located
midway between the Garfield an Joh Bright
universities. The river is to be bridged at
once east of this add, making direct route
to the city.
Full particulars OF Allen, Graham & Jones,
No. Ala Douglas avs. 1916
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
STRAYED.


STRAYED-Prom "a na,hewson ave OF March -
kClSS1 ono light sorrel fifty wears ols: had on
heather halter with rope ab ~ feet .orc attached;
has a iesh wound on inside OF left thisa. Any tn
formation leading to her recovery VIII be liosraily
rewarded at 2i7 Mathewson ave OF Us 9 Douglas,
Wichita, Kan. lIi.6.
CTRAYED-Form the premises OF A. J. and r. s.
ACCoOk seven colts one year Old ally. color n
or black. two 2-yesr ods and three l-year old this
springs anyone giving any information relative TO
their whereabouts will be literally rewarded A. ].
and II. S. Cook. ll06s
CTRAYED-From my barn SIS South Lawrence on
oeven!ng 2lst. grey colt year DID, large for age,
had leather halter on when It Left reward will he
paid for Its return undersigned: Rufus Com Jos s.
LNOUND-on Douglas ave yesterday. March 18th.
- pocketbook containing a sura Of money; owner
can have same by calling on w. 0. Hammond az rs
Main, proving property and paying charges Ill ~
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

Lots front, 300 up in Judson University
add. Now is the time to buy
106-Gt ISRAEL Bros 81 HOLLINGER.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
LOST.

! OST-A black Morocco poekesbook containing
AtwentS or twenty 1--we dollars In currency and
various cards The finder VII BE- suitably arded
by leaving sene at Occidental hotel. lila.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

We want your inside and your outside
property on our books. We have customers
every day for your property. Bring 1t to us
if you want it sold.
MCDOWELL & MANSON,
gl-tf Room ; over 254 n. Main st.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

ENOR TRADING have on our list ,me OF the bet
n farms and stock ranches IN Seizwick. uarper,
Barber and kingIgan counties which we will trade
FOR ichita property or viii trade fine ranch for
good stock OF Clothing boots and shoes. We also
have a FIRST class stock of drugs in live.
which we will trade FOR Wichita property or for
good siocs of acy kind Here L. opportunity for
all parties wig think Wichita property Ia about TO
decline TO unload to good advantage. Erwin Real
F66t-s.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

INOR TRADE-Good improved farm 10 trade for a
- gooAnark and team. Enquire ut lie Emporia
ave. lfs-St+
tNOEs rfsADE-2i lots aud fine brick house. stabi,
i al we'll fenced and in good repair in best par,
OF cI; price $l4Uu. VIII take in exchange land 10
the amount OF 3otV balance cash. j. X. kenworthy
~ Douglas ave. r6-St
TOR TRADE-A dandy stock farm Of ~ acres
x with house, barn. acre orchard bearing % acres
Fenced, with living water: 1870 acres bro In Seig
V-:ck county. A. J. Edgew0fth. rs n Main ST. sS-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
&. B. IEWETT,

Attorney at Law, has his rooms /. ana McCless
block opposite court house. Mr.. Jewett will give
special attention to business In the probate court,
having had ten years experience Ia this of1ce.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

n Sn "a - loI On Aaln oesween LIST ana u,
Si2lU lots Main &o.0os ~ lots ON Main ss5 ,s
lot on Court $3.50. lots on court $soss los ON
Court $780, lot on Court $s.us lots on Court
s3W. lots on Court SsO1, lot on Court Is SO 2
fots on Market elaot, lots Market efSGU, lots
on Water ei2us, lots Water SISl0s lots on
Wichita and ID $i6.Hs,; lots on Lawreree eiolgs
hos on i.h ave north OF ist si:pis lots sta
north OF LIST SlS-JO, lots To.eka north Of iss
$loJG lots on Topeka north OF ISIS &xsaH lots
Topeka $2D0; and Others too nnE,esoass mention
Call and me; exclusive sale Of sss where stree
car barn stands Fl. G. Toier. 6Stf
EOH SALES acre tracts for sss2-Girid,ns. Allen,
Il Graham Jones. afff
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

lam agent for the sale of the New Era
railroad builder, road grader and ditching
machine, manufactured at Chicago. / am
prepared to excavate cellars, grade streets
and build railroads, by contract, at reasona-
Die prices. los 6t* @. Z. KIRKPATRICK.